don't play a bunch of games, but i'm still here ranking
1. Library of Runia (or basically any PM game): Pretty obscure game, it has a bunch of cool lore, and a nearly insane community. If you like a game set in a dystopian future, you should probably check it out.
2. Roblox: Believe it or not, a free game website with unlimited games, and the ability to be played on nearly every device is actually pretty good, if you can find the genuinely good games.
3. Minecraft: Awesome game overall, even though I can't get past iron armor . You can do basically whatever you want if you put in the time and energy, and I think that's pretty cool.
4. Fallout New Vegas/4/3: Never been able to play those games (because im poor af), but the lore that they have is so detailed, that you could read on it for hours and hours and still find something new at the end of it.
5: Any game on Coolmathgames: Basically, Coolmathgames was my lifeblood during grade school, and I can't really turn my back against it, especially with them porting their originals to HTML 5, so they aren't lost to time.
There are more (A LOT MORE), but that's all I'm going to bother with.
don't play a bunch of games, but i'm still here ranking
1. Library of Runia (or basically any PM game): Pretty obscure game, it has a bunch of cool lore, and a nearly insane community. If you like a game set in a dystopian future, you should probably check it out.
2. Roblox: Believe it or not, a free game website with unlimited games, and the ability to be played on nearly every device is actually pretty good, if you can find the genuinely good games.
3. Minecraft: Awesome game overall, even though I can't get past iron armor
. You can do basically whatever you want if you put in the time and energy, and I think that's pretty cool.
4. Fallout New Vegas/4/3: Never been able to play those games (because im poor af), but the lore that they have is so detailed, that you could read on it for hours and hours and still find something new at the end of it.
5: Any game on Coolmathgames: Basically, Coolmathgames was my lifeblood during grade school, and I can't really turn my back against it, especially with them porting their originals to HTML 5, so they aren't lost to time.
There are more (A LOT MORE), but that's all I'm going to bother with.